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Recently delivered Freightliner Class 70 70017 and Class 66 66558 pause at Eastleigh Station before heading off to Southampton Maritime light engines.
Looked outside my front window to find a fire engine with flashing lights and everything outside.
The field next to my house was on fire!
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Added a few round plates to the back to get the shape to be more correct. Find it weird there are no curved bricks for this radius . . .
Taken at Tanfield workshops. Marley Hill engine shed, built in 1854 and in colliery use until 1970, is where the loco fleet is maintained. The Railways original purpose was the movement of coal from nearby collieries to ships oÂn the River Tyne.
Engine 10's 1995 KME getting it's pump and deck gun tested outside of it's South Philadelphia station last summer.
Huge. Black. Undoubtedly impressive when it was running. I can see why people would run from wherever they were to see the trains go by in a sleepy little town. They really are impressive beasts, those old engines.
Engine 2912 leaves the scene of a 2nd alarm structure fire. Washington Twp. and Morgan Twp where the first two dept.'s paged.
Engine 2912 - 1988 E-One Hurricane 1250gpm/1000gal
1: knocked out hole for cam angle sensor. 2: swapped coolant sensor. 3: swapped coolant GAUGE sensor. 4: checked valve clearance and found it to be perfect.